For instance, a study involving 640 patients found a prevalence of 9.8%, with a significant number of those exhibiting symptoms related to headaches, particularly cervicogenic headaches[4].

Cervical vertigo, also known as cervicogenic dizziness, leads to disorientation, balance loss, headache, neck pain, and limited range of motion. Researchers have linked this condition to damage in ...

More research is needed. Cervicogenic headaches stem from an underlying neck problem and are often triggered by an injury to ...

Headaches fall into three main categories: tension-type, migraine and cervicogenic. Tension-type headaches are the most frequent. Patients who endure tension-type headaches usually feel mild to ...

A person with a post-traumatic headache can experience a tension headache, migraine headache and cervicogenic headache (a headache that radiates from the neck) all at once, he explains. “These ...